Recruitment and retention
The end of furlough: what does HR need to know?
With just one day before the job retention scheme ends, People Management asked experts what next steps businesses should be taking
Health and wellbeing
Quarter of women with serious menopause symptoms have left jobs, study finds
Research published to mark World Menopause Day also reveals lack of employer support despite almost all organisations recognising that symptoms can impact work
Health and wellbeing
Many UK workers more stressed since lockdown ended, poll shows
Experts urge firms to look out for early warning signs as survey finds more than a third of employees report stress levels have increased since July
Diversity and inclusion
Half of flexible working requests by working mums are denied, poll finds
Businesses need to ‘proactively consider’ flexibility in every role if they want to attract and retain the best talent, experts say
Spotlight
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How HR can help break the taboo of menopause
18 Oct 2021The key to more open discussion about the condition is practical support, more conversations and role models, explains Danny Harmer
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How employers can support women going through menopause
18 Oct 2021In light of World Menopause Day, Alison Sneddon and Naomi Seddon explore why awareness of health issues affecting women should be a priority for firms throughout the year
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What are the risks of refusing flexible working requests?
15 Oct 2021Employers turning down such a request could prompt an indirect sex or disability discrimination claim, says Sarah King
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How managers can attract and retain talent
15 Oct 2021With the labour market experiencing a shortage of skills, Peter Boolkah explores what employers can be doing to help their staff
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